DECKMBEB 7. 1911. The Weekly Florists' Review^ 



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HOSE MILE HIGH PLANTS! 



plants. Fifteen hundred Azaleas are now in the first house 

 use is filled with Cyclamen and Begonias in prime condition. 



BEGONIAS 



Gloire de Lorraine— 5-in. 



50c; 6-in., 75c. 

 Glory of Cincinnati— 4-in. 



35c; 5-in., 60c. 



CYCLAMEN 



"Mile High Strain "—Nothing 

 better to be found in America — 4-in., 

 35c; 5-in., 50c, and 6-in., 75c. You 

 will find the 5-inch size the most 

 satisfactory. The 4-inch are as well 

 done as so small a plant can be, but 

 it takes a 5-inch to produce a really 

 good lot of blooms, and the express 

 on the 5-inch is much less than on 

 the 6, though you can hardly get 

 along without a good proportion of 

 the latter. They are certainly 

 dandies. 



from Denver than from any other point. We reach Galveston in 45 hours, express 



Cansas City in 21 hours, rate $2.50; Oklahoma City in 28 hours, rate $3.00. Take 



If we do not get your order, you have made a mistake in your figures— and if you 



source of supply. Florists in those states simply can not afford to pass us by. 



s will be small if your stock is small, but you will find that a good supply of our 



jrs as at this time last year. Cash with order, unless we know you, or you have 



CO., DENVER, COLO. 



